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The Garbage Complaints.

HE CONTRACTOR MUST FFMoyE THE GARBAGE OR
He WILL. NOT PAID.
The District commissioners have addressed
letter 10 the health officer calling his attention
To the numerous complaints In reference to the
collection OF garbage. The Commissioners, in
view or the tiS:tiIctiOn OF the contractor, Mr.
Draney, have Instructed the health officer TO re-
fuse his approval Of Mr.. Drdney'S voucher until
the contract requirements have been rigtdly adj
hered to.
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citation provides indemnity against death, loss OF
one or both hands, feet or eyes, and wholly dis
abling injuries 5000 death, loss OF hands or
feet. or hand and FOOT. sos a week for temporary
disability at an average cost OF 25 cents a week.
over 10000 policies In force, and more than
a, 2OO, 900 paid in losses. Apply to
WM. Il. HARDY, General Agent,
IAN n Sfr northwest
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Chas
A. McEuen 10 Virginia r. Sandstreet, lots IL, Ii,
IL, IS, So. g; 3. Robert Toomb to Enoch G..
Johnson, sub lot c, So %; 800. Albert Catlett
TO Charles B. Purvis, lot 81 SO. ISL; 81 OOO Ellen
$. L. A. Lttlefield to G. w. Castelar, e. 4 OF e.
lot los. BealiS addition to GeorgetOwn; 5000.
Oliver Cox to VIM. O'DOnnell, lot 102, so. 275;
81. So 279; 3. Chas. Herr TO Henry NJ. Newman,
pit. q, So. o1S; s..
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Affairs in West VNashington.

HURT BY A FALL.-YeSterday morning Philip
Freeman, painter, at work upon the new Linthf-
cum Institute, met with painful accident by fall
Ing distance OF twenty feet from a window. He
was removed 10 his home On 32d street.
SUNDAY EVENING FIGHT.-OfI1cerS are endeav-
oring 70 ascertain the names OF the parties who
last sunday afternoon In which alteration. it Is
said, colored man was pretty badly hurt.
SHIPPING NEwS.-SchOoner Win. ., Snow arrived
with 1000 tons OF ice from Kennebec. Schooner
Matte L Eaton arrived with 100 tons OF Ice from
kennebec. Schooner Belle Hardy arrived with
500 tons OF Ice from kennebec. Schooner Miss
simmons arrived with $50 tons OF paving blocks
from New York. schooner VIM. N. Bird cleared
with ], 400 tons OF coal for Boston
TEMPERATURE iAND CONDITION OF WATER AT A.
M--Great Falls, temperature, IS; condition, "a;
receiving reservoir, temperature 80; condition at
north connection, 10; condition at south connec-
ton, SO; distributing reservoir, temperature 70:
condition at 1nnuent gate-house, SO; condition at
emuent gate-house, 80. High tide in the river TO
day az 0:l1 an: low tide at :O3 o. m.
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Auausr BARaA1 Ms.

"A UGUsT ARaA1Ns.
We have just finished taking account Of stock and
find we have quite q lot of ODDS AND ENDS in each
Department We don't care to carry them over SO
have Lowered the Price to Close them out.
One Lot CHECK NAINSOOK, former price, &c. and
&c. now &c.
One Lot FRENCH PLAID ORGANDIEs: former
price 12c and 15c. now 1Oc.
All OF our INDIA LINENS MARKED DOWN.
One Lot COLORED DRESS GOODS that sold for 12
and 15c. We have punched them all at lOc
We still have quite a Stock of HAMBURG EDGING
left over. We don't want carry them over SO have
lowered the price to close out
One Case very Best SHIFTING PRINTS: choice
styles, &c.
Choice Styles in FRENCH AND AMERICAN SAT-
TEENS, 12o. and 25c.
Remnants Of Colored DRESS GOODS at half price.
PARASOLS at less than cost.
Bargains In Ladies' and Gents GAUZE UNDER
WEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., &C.
Choice styles in Yard-Wide LAWNS Sc. former
price, 10c.
JOHNSON. GARNER Co,
ao1O 636 Pennsylvania ave- NV
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the "a hours commencing at D.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
by local showers during Thursday, winds shifting
10 snufhPrlY
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BREWERS ARRESTED IN observation-disclosures.
Revenue Collector Gerker, at Philadelphia yester.
day, arrested four brewers under the charge OF
making faise entries In their books, and thus de.
lraudlng the Government Of the tax The brew.
cry OF George Schn1tZer. Of $40 Paramount ave.
nue., was also proceeded against in a civil manner
10 recover penalties for the using Of Cancelled rev
nue. stamps and It Is said that suit Will be brought
against several other small brewers for the Irrep
ular stamping OF packages as result OF the COZ.
lectOr'S Investigation. o WV
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CoSpURlSGo Tonic BTTTERs Will renew the shat
tered nerves of over-wOrked Department people.
For sale 10y all nrSt-claSS druggists
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For THIS WEEK ONLY Julius Lansburgh, 80 7th
street. Will sell 1850 smyrna Rugs at $43o; $3.50
Smyrna Rugs. 81; $3.50 smyrna Rugs, s2.45; s1.5O
smyrna Mats, 81: 81 Administer Rugs, s4.40; s.
Administer Rugs, ESQ; TAPESTRY Rugs, SSc., s1.15,
and 81 40.
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DYNAMITE IN IRELAND-Two dynamita carfr,droo
were exploded on the West Glare Railway bridge
at Ennis Ireland, yesterday. No serious damage
the bridge. which had failed to explode The town
hal! at Crusheen, County Glare, was fred into yes
terday, but no damage was done
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WAL PApERs
P. HANSON HISS l. co. s15 18th St A.
WaH Papers Of all grades,
Friezes and Ceiling Decorations.
Special attention given to Plain and Decorative
Painting.
Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds Of
terror Decoration and Furnishing An inspection Of
our goods Is respectfully solicited app
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EsaRAvne Am Din SnK1so

Engraving on metal and wood. Nonogramsand cxo9t1
seals watches 3ewelry Card engTavug and print
ing. Seal engaying N alt hesncheA BookhtndctI
dies. Soap dies and steel stamp cutttnG Rubber
stamps fog and al kinds02 stnmpdxl ma1eE1al
Cola or silver bullion emhEoideginG 6ega0As and ~
kinds Of lodge pAEaphaE1alta uah18
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La

REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early. who are In charge of the drawings Is
guarantee OF absolute fairness and integrity that the
divine what number will draw prize.
REMEMBERS that the payment of all prizes Is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New
Orleans and the tickets signed by President
Institution whose chartered rights are recognized
in the highest Courts therefore. beware any ita
tons anonymous schemes.
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BLOCK Station, at Dover Del. was probabIv faSaiiw
injured Dy the premature explosion OF gun yea
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CITY ITEMS.

Drink the stQueen Of Beers's
II you want TO save doctors bills. The health OF
yo;,r entire family VIII be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, 1900 D street northwest
Is cents Der dozen. 6m
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Fre.h Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In lb "Ward'' prints 4Oc. per Id
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MILE
&C per quart
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a Per Gallon. s5c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whiskey best In the world for the money.
Orders BY mafl McGEE's, 9th near St was
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FOR spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
&c TO John r Kelly. stall 62S, 90 and $50 Center
market and 2o6 and Dos Northern Liberty market
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

INK AND WHISKY TESTERS, Hempler's, cor. AZ.
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The Courts.

POLICE COURT-JudJe Harper pro tenn.
James Craig, indecent exposure, S. Henry Sew
ell, loud and boisterous; s.. Carrie Scott, pro-
Davis, threats; personal bonds. Lizzie Jackson,
loud and bol,terOus; IS. Columbus Thomas, vio-
violation OF building regulations; S. JAS La Fon.
ta1Ie, 1r., assault; s.. Geo. Jen and Frank Jen-
kllS, larceny; s. each; sentence suspended.
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Amusenlcnfs Tonight.

KERSAN's THEATER--Comic opera and Variety
PANORAMA BUILDISG.-Battle OF Bull Run-
ATHLETIC PARK.-Roller Coaster.
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MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. YOU WILL
WI never know what Il is TO drink the Richest and
Best Coffee produced all the world until you have
tried q GENUINE MANDHELING, Very few mer-
chants sell IL because OF the small profit it affords.
Sti we have found after several years of constant
experiment In keeping IL regularly in stock that our
sales have sufficiently increased to than make up
the difference our sales Of it having already reached
marvellous proportions. This entirely overcomes
other drawback SO commonly experienced by others
VIZ That OF Offering Coffee not freshly roasted. We
sday and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
Iyered 70 the customer ELPHONZO HOUNGS CO.
42S 9th St, bet ID and E 1y0
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EDUCATIONAL.
4 HONE-sCHOoL FOR GIRLS.

A HoNE-scHooL FOR GIRLS
Mrs. ApALINE PARET ATwATER win take ten or
her oversight With the assistance Of thoroughly
competent teacher. Situation healthy: house and
ticulars address MRS. A. !; :. ATWATER. A.,
Reference. Right fe1 %aS + S.rs g. Co.
Bishop Of Maryland. au17
nNIvERsITY OF VIRGINIA.
u Founded by Thos, Jenerson.)
Send for Catalogue to Secretary of the Faculty,
University Of Virginia, Va
" s.s ss@sysd from Capitol Hi to ssi FL r: y.
CwITHIN G. sHORTLIDaE's
y AED1 tsk kSGkP PHfhib ST NEIRaIt' Pa
Thirty minutes from Broad Street Station One Of
hs and fss p.e
Of Pennsylvania, other arst-class Colieges Fine
with ample bath sccommodations Every room has in
it steam radiator and is completely furnished New
By steam Best INSTRUCTION, best care, best table.
Special opportunities for apt students advance rap
Patrons or students may select any studies or chose an
English Scientific, Business. College Preparatory. or
cal Laboratory. with twenty Cases superior
Practical business Department in Commercial Course
wrns &c. WITH
than any other College hitting Or Commercisf School
hundred students. Every teacher devotes his whole
time 70 one Or two subjects Media Academy affords
training. fixed price covers every expense even
books No extras except ioF music No Incidental entail
@Efas nSdiss
The Principal will Se It the Riggs House
September2. au16-1m
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BRIGHTwOoD RACES,
postponed to Thursday. August Is, pm.
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II OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE s150,oOo.

We do hereby certify that supervise the arrange
fnerts for all The Monthly and Semi natGdl DrdiCtnQs Of
The Louisiana State Lottery Company, aud Iva person
manage and control the Drduings themselves, and thai
The same are conducted ach honesty, fairness, and in
good faith tOlodrd all parties, and authorize the Cs
Dd,y to use this certificate pih Jdcsinles Of siQna-
lures QftQched, IN us aduertise enema"
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STEAM WELL BORING.-wEILS BORED FOD
- cites towns villages. farns. hotels breweres pm
ted solicit correapondencA
5e25r2Ws HURON A. HUxEIIs 6aGsgstoW1, "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-17

CHARLES STEVENSON WRITES ANOTHER LETTER TO
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Charles Stevenson, a colOred man, living at 1884
9th street, whose charges against Police officer
Smith, OF the sth precinct, of improper relations
with his (StevensOns) wife were Investigated by the
police trial board and dismissed some weeks ago,
appealed TO the District Commissioners for q re-
opening OF the case. Under date of August 10
the commissioners replied that "any further in
vesttgation Is deemed unnecessary, as every OPP
portunfty was offered you to produce evidence
against the officer at the time OF the trial, and
that reopening OF the case would only result in
waste OF time" Mr.. stevenson has replied to
this communication. and after stating the main
points OF the evidence presented by him says: II
am sorry you did not take In consideration my
time when you told me to furnish the evidence as
well as the expense / was put to in getting 1t
sworn TO. Will state further that did not know
OF the new evidence at the time Of the trial
will also state that believe tnat il the officer had
been cOlored man he would have been punished
for the dirty act. The charges are a disgrace to
the citizens OF the District and the Metropolitan
Police force"
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FINED FOR Both OrFyNsEs.-In the Police Court

FINED FOR BOTH OFFENsEs-In the Police Court
this morning, Jos. Ryan was fined S. or fifteen
days for assaulting hts mother, and $50 or thirty
days for carrying concealed weapons. He tried to
get out OF the latter charge by saying that the
coat In the pocket OF which a blackjack was
found was not bis Own, but his mother testified to
It's being his property In telling the story OF the
assault she said Joseph had been drinking and
shook her by the shoulders
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WE GREAT sssy1y,s1. Rorrr
aqRR pSSSnTSss
n M.I hrrEcT ana MAY SD, rs issa
and streets rs follows:
For Pttsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
9s. go II aa,iy 3 SInslsnas and Y LOUIS 4:
10 Ious das 20
iS ShieafS with Sleeping Car AltaoIa % Shlcaso
Cars Washington to Chicago and St Louis, and Hsr.
risburg TO Cleveland. connecting at Harrisburg
faee Rapress Sas fo o9 fFs tsBa
and the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1000 P, N. daily, except saturday. with Paiscs
Cars Washington % Rochester.
a, NJ daily. except SUNDAY -
For New AN hIGs HSS III Eat and eHo 90 ' "a
spnday Ypo mi mic MI sou =; 4n2 a9q ss1 and
=; Pi5ipG Cars, GAO A X daily. except SUNDAY.
For Boston without change, . 90 p. NJ every day
For greSkSI al q trains connect 4
ine direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding double
ierriaee across New York City. -. :.
For tssdfels se2 oS fns as
f fid N MI de- Eip aa. eoS n aoe1 n
For Baltimore d;35 % 100 $40 20 la: 90
a aa GO. s sIo 1000 and Bop {, On sun Sun:
s gay s 800 s sYS 800 and Il 200 400
For Popes Greek Line. 7.5 AN and 440 r. M daily.
For Annapolis S::,5 AM .o5, 20 and 9 90 r N,
daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 800 AM 4;lo
Nh hNP kSb sHI
RAILROAD - - -
12 :O4 noon, 900, 1 20. 49, Sol, sos, 1905
and IL: 81 r NJ. ON sunday at 500, $40, s'4a
For Richmena and the south 800 10 s. An daily.
:, and I :I5 7; n. daily, except SUNDAY:
$40, 1918, 1907 AN; 20. 900, 3:23 3: To-
(except Monday. On Sunday at 90. BIO. and
l1:o1 AN; 200. 5;lo. Z 90. e:32, 1o:42 IN and
1215 night
Tickets aud information at the Office. northeastern
9Th and Pennsylvania avenue, and at thq
station where orders be left for the checking
baggage 10 destination from hotels and residence
CHAS. T.. PUGH, General Manager.
J.R WOOD. General Passenger Agent je25
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20 PEn CESr-D1soouxr-
20 PER CENT.
NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.
READ WHAT THE GOLDEN EAGLE HAS
TO SAY:

The old maxim, money saved il money
earned" holds good to-day - we'll a. In the days
of Ben3amin Franklin. We will offer You choice
OF 500 Suits for Boys in ages from to Is
years. both short panta consisting Of coat and
pants only, sizes 4 to Il years, or long pants
suits, consisting Of Coat. Pants. and vests in
ages from II TO Is years. These suits are in
dark shades suitable for fall wear. Parents hsv-
ing An eye to economy can save from 20 70 25
Per cent by buying now such goods - boys
want for school They win cost you from o1.00
TO e4.O0 more for each suit you buy in three
weeks hence. We say now II the time to buy.
Remember this great discount we make only on
such suits - are not already married down. and
we have just 500 suits upon which we viii give
you discount II simply means this: $500
suit for $1,000. $1,000 suit for $500. $500
for t4.00. and % on Can you invest . little
spare change to bsttsr sdvantaCsf
TIE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING %.
UNIVERSAL cLoTHIxRs
aala-so no. 200 7TH st. \. v. COZ ..
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Nor1cE
TO aRocERs AND HousEKEEpERa
BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION or
SS Esh Err kRf EnE ssss 9
SSoSS EErr Z E ERR ssss
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
Nis without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and tho
most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world.
The Millers have not only the most perfect mill.
containing does all the most improved Machinery
invented to the present time but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. To prove
that, We would simply state that . large quantity Of
this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe
and eaten al the principal courts Of the old world
HOWEVER
Like everything else that has gained renowr, some
trying to take advantage of the
reputation it has attained by initiating the Name and
Brand and attempting thereby 70 palm on al inferior
article Tor the genuine.
THEREFORE,
Be and ii thai either sacks barrels read
CERES"
And have the imprinto Of
TWO GOLD MEDALS
attached None genuine without the two gold medals
VIM GAIT co.
jy15 Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CIR THE Best
THE LEONARD DRY AIR CLFANABIE REFRra-
ORATORS. made in hard wood. ELEGANTLY
CARVED, with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL
FILLED, and ZINC-LLNED; every part removable for
CLEANLINESS all METAL SHELVES, AIR-TIGHT
LOCKS. IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION of
DRY COLD AIR. aud trst-class workmanship
throughout
PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER GOOD Re
FRIGEkATOR IN THE MARKET,
". H HOEKE
apo0 SOl Market Space
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<,1sS fT1xes amounting .So3oOOO
Application for rates clubs should be made only to
the office Of the Company in New Orleans.
For further information write clearly giving full
address POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders or
New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency by
Express cat our expense) addressed
II. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans La
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CANP MEETING AT IRVING PARK.-The camp meet
ing at living Park is growing in interest Yesfer
1ay, az am, there was largely attended prayer
Iaeeuug: al II an Rev II. Draper, OF this city
pscaSneo an effective sermon; at pm. the young
keUUplss meeting, conducted by Rev. b. Brown was
nanS interest and at 3 and pm. eloquent SER
Rockville. and Rev. b. Brown, OF Baltimore 10 ",
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AWIDow DENIES A CHARGE OF SrE.LryG-Nonday
evening Detective Carter arrested Fannie Davis a
mldde-dged woman, and locked her I'D on a
cnafye or larceny. She Is q widow and was cap-
sored on complaint OF Thos. W. Trook carpen-
6r. wnG accuses her OF stealing his silver watch,
satueu At s., while he was In her company last
caturoay night The woman denies having stolen
Sne watch, which she pawned for $3.50 yesterday
ana gave up the pawn ticket.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-16
A BEAR AMONG THE BEES.
An Exciting Midnight Adventure on a
California Ranch.
From, the Los angeles (Cot) Express.

From the Los angeles (Coi) Express.
The Hutchinson Brothers have a large
apiary up at Victor Tejungs 1t is an iso-
lated place, far from real estate booms and
the haunts of men. But it is good place
for bees, and there, as rule, they toll I'M
molested except by their owners, the Hutch
inson boys. The country is rugged, but ro-
mantle. The quiet life of the little rural re-
treat was turned into the greatest excite
ment last Thursday night. While the
Hutchinsons were asleep and dreaming of
the great sums of money they would make
this season, stranger entered the camp. He
was not slow in making his presence felta and
heard. The sleepers were suddenly awak-
ened by sounds that suggested small cy-
clone raging among the stands of bees. One
of the men got up, looked out of the win
dow, and what was his CONSERVATION and ter
ror to sec the faint outlines of huge brown
colored monster upsettlng the Deehlves and
working destruction with property that took
months and years to accumulate. The sur
nrised spectator fastened to his brothers
bedside and told what was going on in the
aniary. The two rushed out, one taking his
rifle The bear was evidently hungry, for
he m ade savage lunges at the boxes filed
with delicious honey. He would take a
few mouthsful out of one frame and then
90 for another stand. The Hutchinson boys
Concluded that if they did not act on the in
slant the bear would soon leave them with
out an occupation. The gun was leveled
and discharged.
The ball found its way through the thick
hide of bruin back of the left shoulder. 1t
was evidently almost n ''centre shot," for the
animal fell But me remained on the ground
but a second. He arose enraged with pain,
and made frantic plunges at the nearest
hives. 49, -
Meanwhile the men advanced little. The
bear caught sight of them and made rush
at them.
When within 20 feet of where they stood
his progress was arrested by another leaden
messenger Il struck vital part, and once
more the huge bear fell. This time. he did
not get up. A third ball was put into his
side which caused his death Upon exami-
nation il was found TO be grizzly cub
about two-thirds grown. Next day he was
dressed and weighed. The scales tipped at
200 pounds.
This is the second or third bear ever killed
or seen in that section.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-16
What Would the World Do

wlonout woman' asks the essayist who starts
ouV 70 say something new on this oft-treated
SUBJECT. OF course, the human element of
the world would not exist without woman,
!" 'ne question is gratuitous 1t would have
~, gcen lar more sensible to ask: What would
WY, wie world do without the salvation of
nWto NJ without panacea for her physical
aIs ana cure for her peculiar diseasesl In
word, what would the world do without
~ III. Pierces "Favorite Prescription" the
e,ga5 remedy for female weaknesses IL is
indispensable for the ills Of womankind.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-16

Old Horse from Wharf
A. L. Huggins-i box Shoes.
NJ. Boley--l bundle Burlap
w. G. wilson, case Biscuit Cans.
Nj box Domestics
Geo w Weingart-1 crate Cash Drawers
Black d. & HI box Straw Hats
II. Adler box Shoes.
j. Browdy-1 box Merchandise
T.. Larabee & Son-1 box Biscuit Cans,
No Mark roll Leather, / Folding Table.
box Merchandise, l box Metal Roofing, 1 boz
Canned Goods, pieces Marble, box Scale,
box Baking Powder, Q boxes Cured Meat, boa
Hardware, Pots, Oven Covers, Spider,
bundles Griddles, / package , Stove Legs,
bale Duck, caddy Tobacco, 2 boxes Household
Goods, box Raft Tools.
J. s. Waynell-f Food Safe.
NJ. J. Ryan chest Tools.
j. ID. SMITH box Household Goods.
Jim Yann-1 box Household Goods.
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LEGAL SALES.
CITY MARsHAL's SALE.

NII NI4IloIIAII . ohIIFI,
FINDER a resolution passed in Council July
u 18th, 1887, Twill offer for sale, at public
cutlery, in front of the Court House, In the city
of Savannah, Chatham county, Georgia, or
TUESDAY, the I'd day Of August 1887, Lot
value, nine hundred dollars $500 Conditions,
that purchaser shall erect permanent improve
ments thereon within one year from date OF
sale equal to one-half Of the purchase price Of
said lot
Terms-One-third cash, the balance payable
in one and two years, with interest at the rate
of seven ca per cent. per annum. Purchasers
paying for titles. ROBT. j. WADE,
City Marshal.
SAVANNAH, July 18th, 1887.